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UK: Lawyers believe Shaker Aamer has strong claim against UK government

31 October 2015

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"Released Guantánamo inmate claims British intelligence officer was present while he was tortured in Afghanistan"

See the article: Lawyers believe Shaker Aamer has strong claim against UK government (Guardian, link)

and: Before Shaker Aamer: others who made it back to Britain from Guantánamo Bay (Guardian, link): "Shaker Aamer is one of at least 16 UK citizens or residents to have been detained at the US base. A number have alleged that British authorities were complicit in their mistreatment"

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